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Reporter and recovering Venezuela correspondent for @Business. '20 @Bagehots Fellow. Send tips, gripes to: [email protected]

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Joined April 2011
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@andrewrosati
Andy Rosati
2 years
Brazil is linking Venezuelan newcomers with jobs, while its neighbors and the US struggle with a migration surge that shows no signs of slowing. W/@DeniseDSLu, fotos by @mairaerlich
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bloomberg.com
Latin America’s largest economy is linking newcomers with jobs, while its neighbors and the US struggle with a migration surge that shows no signs of slowing.
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@wicary
Stephen Wicary
18 days
The reasons why South Americans are electing right-wing candidates this year differ in each country. But they’re all driving the region in the same political direction, @andrewrosati reports
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bloomberg.com
The reasons why South Americans are electing right-wing candidates this year differ in each country: Empty fuel tanks and scarce dollars in Bolivia, chronic economic crises in Argentina, fears over...
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@GRamsey_LatAm
Geoff Ramsey
6 months
With #Colombia officially joining China’s BRI, the Chinese footprint in the Americas just got bigger. What does this mean for US interests, and how can the US compete? Join me, @andrewrosati, @LuisFerMejia, @sandraborda & @enmime at 10:30am to assess. https://t.co/TTRHffdM2J
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@wicary
Stephen Wicary
6 months
The southern Brazilian city of Curitiba is becoming a new favored destination for Cuban migrants as the US turns its back on those fleeing the communist island under Donald Trump, @andrewrosati & Meg Lopes report https://t.co/gPuKVwRWV4 (Gift link, free for a week)
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bloomberg.com
Curitiba, the capital of a wealthy agricultural state, is becoming a new favored destination as the US turns its back on those fleeing the communist island
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@andrewrosati
Andy Rosati
1 year
That's all folks! Brazil’s top court ordered the immediate suspension of X in the country after its billionaire owner Elon Musk defied orders to name a legal representative for the social network W/@danielcarvalho_
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bloomberg.com
Brazil’s top court determined the immediate suspension of X in the country after its billionaire owner Elon Musk refused to name a legal representative for the social network in Latin America’s...
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@andrewrosati
Andy Rosati
1 year
Oi @vevitolas! Sou um jornalista americano da Bloomberg, pode me seguir para te posso mandar um mensagem? Obgriado!
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@macmargolis
Mac Margolis
1 year
Caveat corrector. Before disconents of the overbearing US Supreme Court fall too far down that reformist rabbit hole, they'd do well to look at Latin America, where institutional catch-and-kill is a classic move from the authoritarian playbook.
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The champions of U.S. Supreme Court reform should first consider the record of nations that wound up packing and purging their judiciaries.
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@andrewrosati
Andy Rosati
1 year
São Paulo's "most astonishing houses punctuate the urban fabric, popping up in unexpected places, down tight streets, lurking amid remnants of rainforest, visible occasionally from the always-encroaching high-rises but unnoticeable from the streets." https://t.co/DuUorJLLOE
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ft.com
Aberto, a new annual art show staged amid the fragile remnants of the city’s architectural legacy, opens up striking unseen interiors
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@Pat_Gillespie
Patrick Gillespie
1 year
Brazil’s Lula has found himself at the forefront of Venezuela’s crisis after Maduro declared himself the victor of an election his opponents say was fraudulent https://t.co/MKfrNgpfXr via @bpolitics @andrewrosati @simoneiglesias
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bloomberg.com
Joe Biden has called him. Nicolas Maduro wants to get him on the phone. The Venezuelan opposition is yearning for his support. And even his most ardent regional rival, Javier Milei, is now publicly...
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@andrewrosati
Andy Rosati
1 year
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's self-declared victory in last week's election has left the country more isolated than ever. Here's what could happen next https://t.co/YwNj7UoESz via @bpolitics
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bloomberg.com
As Venezuela emerged from the deepest economic slump in modern history, its authoritarian president, Nicolas Maduro seemed willing to take his chances on a new, open election. Against the odds, a...
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@business
Bloomberg
1 year
Where is Venezuela headed after its contested vote? @andrewrosati answers some key questions https://t.co/1f58XVxmTD
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@macmargolis
Mac Margolis
1 year
Mac Margolis @macmargolis Partly by default, partly by design, Brazil's Lula is the go-to guy for defusing the post-elex crisis in Venezuela, where pr. Maduro claims yet another victory that only he saw. Good luck with that. @andrewrosati @simoneiglesias
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bloomberg.com
Joe Biden has called him. Nicolas Maduro wants to get him on the phone. The Venezuelan opposition is yearning for his support. And even his most ardent regional rival, Javier Milei, is now publicly...
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@Travis_Waldron
Travis Waldron
1 year
Biden called him. Maduro wants to. Venezuela's opposition is seeking his support. Even Milei is now thanking him. @andrewrosati & @simoneiglesias on a Lula who has suddenly found himself in the global spotlight thanks to Venezuela's disputed election. https://t.co/pPEiMyyvfa
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bloomberg.com
Joe Biden has called him. Nicolas Maduro wants to get him on the phone. The Venezuelan opposition is yearning for his support. And even his most ardent regional rival, Javier Milei, is now publicly...
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@wicary
Stephen Wicary
1 year
Lula finds himself at the forefront of Venezuela’s crisis after Nicolas Maduro declares himself the victor of an election his opponents say was fraudulent, @andrewrosati @simoneiglesias report
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bloomberg.com
Joe Biden has called him. Nicolas Maduro wants to get him on the phone. The Venezuelan opposition is yearning for his support. And even his most ardent regional rival, Javier Milei, is now publicly...
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@wicary
Stephen Wicary
1 year
International pressure and the opposition’s claim it has proof Nicolás Maduro stole the election may not matter much as long as Venezuela’s armed forces are unwilling to break ranks, @zerpius @andrewrosati report
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bloomberg.com
The morning after Venezuela’s streets erupted against Nicolás Maduro’s self-declared victory, his defense minister appeared on the airwaves to make clear how the armed forces viewed protests over an...
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@wicary
Stephen Wicary
1 year
Nicolás Maduro is trying to ride out international skepticism about his declaration of victory in Venezuela, with all eyes turning to how aggressively he responds the opposition’s claim he stole the election, @zerpius @andrewrosati report
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@PattyLaya
Patricia Laya
1 year
For the first time in more than a decade, Venezuelans are hopeful about getting a chance at democracy today. Follow our team of local journalists covering the election on Sunday: ⁦@inaitriago⁩ ⁦@zerpius⁩ ⁦@NicolleYapur⁩ ⁦
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For the first time in more than a decade, Venezuelans are hopeful about getting a chance at democracy.
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@zerpius
Fabiola Zerpa
1 year
For Venezuela’s authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro, hanging on to power might be the easy part. https://t.co/5YSJCWIhPQ
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bloomberg.com
For Venezuela’s authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro, hanging on to power might be the easy part.
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@ZSchneeweiss
Zoe Schneeweiss
1 year
French economist Gabriel Zucman detailed his plan for a global minimum tax on billionaires https://t.co/jbsWu9GSTu via @andrewrosati @beckmartha
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@andrewrosati
Andy Rosati
1 year
Maduro is attempting a rebrand from a notorious despot into Venezuela’s darling leader ahead of elections next month. Check out @PattyLaya and @inaitriago deep dive with wild visuals of the make over.
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bloomberg.com
Convincing Venezuelans—particularly younger ones—of a softer image is part of a bid for legitimacy at home and abroad ahead of the July presidential vote, especially after having violated a deal for...
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